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Karolina Szczur explains how to get…

ByDan Knauss

Karolina Szczur explains how to get started with web performance by breaking down the most important performance metrics. 🚄 JavaScript is one of the main obstacles, according to Karolina: “Avoiding long-running tasks and blocking the JavaScript main thread is one of the most critical performance strategies to employ.”

Scott Bolinger on WordPress, JAMstack, and the future of the independent developer
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Scott Bolinger on WordPress, JAMstack, and the future of the independent developer

ByBrian Krogsgard

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JavaScript for WP course update and enrollment details

ByBrian Krogsgard

If you have been interested in the JavaScript for WP course, administered by Zac Gordon, then now is the time to sign up. The course has been under development for several months, and is now available for registration. The course is set to be at least four parts: Part 1: JavaScript Part 2: Libraries and…

Chris Wiegman explains how to create…

ByDan Knauss

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